Experimenting with art during our homeschool day.
My relationship with her began in 2005 when my priest Father Jacob Myers asked, “Who is your patron saint?” I looked at him intently, “What is that?” “That is the saint whose name you take on as a Christian when you are Chrismated into the Orthodox Church. “Oh!” I responded, feeling as if I were somehow … More Who is Saint Angelina?
Clouds are the spice of our outdoor lives. Clouds bring shade on ridiculously hot summer days. They bring rain sometimes. They bring interest and color to your day as you gaze upon them from your yard. They give you a medium to work with to imagine monsters and animals in their cotton ball – like … More Clouds!
In November, my boys had fun creating Element Cereal Boxes. This easy, engaging project for kids in grades 2 – 6, can be easily used to help younger students synthesize larger works or subjects into a manageable visual format. With delight, we’ve been studying Jeannie Fulbright’s Elementary Physics and Chemistry this semester. One of the early chapters … More Cereal BoxProject
A collection of photo essays from Metro Academic High School Students
mothering, teaching and living through an Orthodox Christian Lens
mothering, teaching and living through an Orthodox Christian Lens
The Life of An Acreage Farmer in Iowa
Bev. Cooke, YA author: Writing and Faith and Fulminating, Fulminating and Writing and Faith. And memes.
Reflections on life and Christianity, through the eyes of a trucker.
seeking the Lord's dwellings in simplicity
mothering, teaching and living through an Orthodox Christian Lens
Angelina's Garden 